After Dante: Poets in Purgatory ed. by Nick Havely with Bernard O'Donoghue Carrie Etter Edited with an insightful introduction

Edited with an insightful introduction by Kate Simson and featuring original work from the likes of Caroline Bird

‘Four walls don’t make a home or a house—it takes some doing’

Such is the metaphysical sensitivity of her poetry that its moral charge is sensed almost physically

other art forms

unravels the complexities of being between nations

After Dante: Poets in Purgatory ed. by Nick Havely with Bernard O'Donoghue Carrie Etter Edited with an insightful introductionDante's Purgatorio has been described as the most 'human' of the three parts of his Comedy, and it can also be seen as a 'singing school' for poets. This new complete translation by sixteen contemporary poets enters into dialogue with Dante's text by rendering it in a variety of different Anglophone voices American, Australian, British, Irish, Jamaican, Scottish and Singaporean. The poets in this Purgatorio adopt a range of forms, from blank verse to